Take a virtual trip to the streets of Málaga. Click below, but don’t forget your headphones or earbuds. Please let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy it!
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Bravo, bravo. Another fantastic listening experience. I was in Malaga recently and I can’t believe how well you’ve captured the vibrancy of the old town.
Thank you. There were certainly lots of great sounds to choose from, it’s a fantastic place to record. Glad you liked it.
Very interesting. I closed my eyes and it really transported me to the street scene. I never realized until I heard your podcast the many sounds your ear can accommodate at once from the surroundings. I loved when your ears can follow someone’s voice from one ear to the other in passing by. The general backfround noise in the market at the beginning was a little confusing, except for the announcers, lottery? Fish? But I suppose that is what we really hear In real life and we don’t realize it, amazing!
Of course, the music was very entertaining and great for street musicians.
I love Malaga
I’m happy to, uhm, hear that. 😉 Thanks for you comment!
This was so much fun to listen to! ¡Muchísimas gracias!
Thank you Denise! Very happy you liked it.
I was transported! These are really amazing. I love Spain! I always wish I were there. This is like the next best thing. 🙂
Thanks Rose. Soon I’ll have some new ones ready, so stay tuned! 🙂
Hello, Mike!! I really liked your podcast. It is fantastic!! I wish it had been longer!!! I am from Málaga and I teach English, so it was really special for me. I was wondering if you would allow me to use it for my lessons and add it to my Pinterest and my learning diary blog, obviously mentioning your authorship.
I intend my students to learn how to lead a guided tour. Soon we will start a school exchange and my students will guide their Swedish mates around the city… I’m sure your podcast will encourage them to do it!!
Thanks beforehand!!!
Hola Inés. Thank you, I’m glad you liked it, and yes, please feel free to use it and post it on Pinterest–or anywhere else for that matter!
Best of luck with your course.
Thanks a lot, Mike!!! Very nice of you!!
Marvellous. When are you doing a new one. I am so concerned because I have been told that the ayumeniento are stopping the musicians playing in the streets now. It is all part of the character of Malaga and must be good for tourism, so I am not sure why they are doing this. I have one musician friend in particular, Pablo Ferré, a guitarist and singer and he is furious!
Thanks, Mike. Excellent authentic. Two weeks ago, the street musicians experienced that the governmental agreement were cancelled. From one day to the next, the musicians were abandonned, left with nothing- no agreement, no economical compensation. Many Musician-families are dependent on this small income, so its a stressful and desperate situation for many street musicians , just before Christmas. Shame on you, Malaga Ayuntamiente. Consideration, please.